British Royal Pay Debate Looms As Civil List Under Scrutiny
Parliament will decide Queen Elizabeth II and family’s Civil List after rising prices pressuring the royal budget. The committee will weigh hikes and cuts as the Queen Mother Elizabeth appears, Charles remains in the duchy revenues, and Windsor’s Duke is unlikely to be listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F
Jones
London
Elizabeth I
Britain
George VI
George
Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Queen Mother Elizabeth
Prince Charles
Duke of Cornwall
Mary
George V
Duke of Edinburgh
Princess Margaret
Duke of Windsor
Buckingham Palate
Windsor Castle
Commonwealth
Sandringham
Balmoral
Dentists Attend OSU Assembly in Columbus
Four Middletown dentists and OSU alumni—Dr. H. T. Derivan, Dr. H. A. Sebald, Dr. John D. Satcher, and Dr. Del DiNapoli—attend Ohio State University’s eighth annual Post-College Assembly of the College of Dentistry in Columbus. Sessions span the Ohio State Museum auditorium, the Union Building, and the dental college clinics with speakers Col. Joseph L. Bernier, Dr. Louis W. Thom, and Dr. S. Howard Payne as part of a program for nearly 1000 attending dentists and medical college speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Columbus
Ohio State University
College of Dentistry
OSU
H. T. Derivan
H. A. Sebald
John D. Satcher
del DiNapoli
Ohio State Museum
Union
Joseph L. Bernier
Armed Forces Institute of Pathology
Washington, D. C
Louis W. Thom
Minneapolis
S. Howard Payne
University of Buffalo Dental School
Ohio State
College of Medicine
Flying Squadron Flies Again to Aid Polio Patient
Middletown's Flying Squadron rushed an iron lung to Louisville General Hospital. An Armco truck carried the device from Middletown to Louisville in 2 hours 10 minutes with State Police escorts. Squadron member Charles Reuthe Detective John Fitzgerald and driver Harold Michael reported the hospital needed a lung for a recent outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Louisville General Hospital
Kentucky City
Charles Reuthe
John Fitzgerald
Harold Michael
Louisville
New White House Visitors See Rebuilt Interior
Crowds tour the newly rebuilt White House in Washington, praising the $5.7 million cellar to garret renovation. About 5,544 people, from across the U.S. and abroad, attend the first public showing, with hopeful remarks on chandeliers and flower arrangements as access is via east gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Taxpayer
White House
Harry Truman
Mabel Hargrave
San Francisco
Cal
Clarence L. Fox
Hammond
Ind
Iran
India
McLean Named To Head UP For 15th Year
New York Robert McLean president of the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin was re elected yesterday president of The Associated Press. He has been president since 193? The board re elected Harold A Fitzgerald first vice president and Clarence B Hansen Jr second vice president. Lloyd Stratton and Robert Booth were re elected secretary and treasurer. Four new board members include John P Reitemeyer Richard W Clark W H Cowles and Nathaniel R Howard. Executive Committee named includes McLean McKelway Choate Knight Roberts Miller and Byrd Jr. Evening Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert McLean
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Associated Press
Harold A. Fitzgerald
Pontiac
Mich
Daily Press
Clarence B. Hansen Jr
Birmingham
Ala
Sunday News
Lloyd Stratton
Robert Booth
John P. Reitemeyer
Hartford
Conn
John S. Knight
Chicago Daily News
Roy A. Roberts
Kansas Fy Star
Paul Miller
Rochester
N.Y
Democrat and Chronicle
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Winchester
Evening Star
Death by Own Action Rate Rising In Japan
Tokyo reports a record 22,622 personal crisis reports in 1951, a rate of 27 per 100000 Japanese. Police say the previous high was 22 per 100000 in the late 1920s, reached again in 1937 with China war beginnings. Majority of suicides attributed to economic hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
National Rural Police
7th Continuing Advanced Chores CAMP POLK LA
CAMP POLK La Its fifth week of advanced training for men of the 37th Infantry Division faces a heavy schedule. Men from Xenia Urbana and Springfield form the Third Battalion of the 147th and the 147th Mortar Co from Cincinnati train in combat in cities. The 737th Ordnance Co from Newark remains on the job training program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Polk
37Th Infantry Division
Ohio National Guardsmen
Xenia
Urbana
Springfield
147Th
Cincinnati
737Th Ordnance Co
Newark
Hamilton Contractor Low On Highway Bid
A Hamilton contractor was named low bidder on improving State Routes 747 and 177 in Butler and Preble Counties. Don S. Cisle Company of Hamilton bid 66,644 on the combined project estimated at 73,100. The work covers 4.91 miles of SR 177 in Israel Township and 6.35 miles of SR 747 in Liberty and Union Townships with asphalt resurfacing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler
Preble
State Highway Department
Don S. Cisle Company
Israel Township
Preble County
Liberty
Union Townships
Butler County
U S Air Transport Service Begins Rhine Main Maneuver
The vanguard three men of the first full U S Military Air Transport Service squadron on the continent are stationed at Rhine Main Air Base near Frankfurt. The Air Force says the eight C 54 aircraft unit with about 200 personnel will fly transatlantic and Mediterranean routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
Rhine-Main Air Base
Here
Air Force
School Patrol Guests at Reds Giants Game
Ninety school patrol students will visit Crosley Field on April 30 to watch the Cincinnati Reds play the New York Giants in an afternoon game. The trip is organized by the Police Department the Ser toma Club the American Automobile Association and the Safety Council with Patrolmen picked up at noon and returned home after the match. Additional patrolmen from other Cincinnati area schools will join as guests of the Cincinnati Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
New York Giants
Police Department
Sertoma Club
American Automobile Association
The
Safety Council
Ortman- Steward
Crosley Field
Paul E. Wilson
Gabe Paul
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Club
Next Choice of Stassenites in Ohio Back Eisenhower
Ohio GOP delegate candidates pledge to back Harold Stassen then name Dwight Eisenhower as second choice. George L. Stowe announces Ohio headquarters in Columbus with Lewis Basom named treasurer. Stassen, former Minnesota governor, begins Ohio tour in Akron, ending in Zanesville May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Harold E. Stassen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
George L. Stowe
Youngstown
Stassen-for- President
Stassen
Lewis E. Basom
Minnesota
Akron
Zanesville
Germans Reject Witchs Appeal in Nazi Crimes Case
Karlsruhe Germany The West German Supreme Court refused Ilse Koch known as the Witch of Buchenwald the right to double jeopardy claiming two convictions for the same crime were invalid Court president Hans Richter said the US court life sentence for crimes against Allied prisoners was separate from the German life sentence for crimes against Germans and Austrians
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karlsruhe
Germany
Ilse Koch
Buchenwald
Supreme Court
Hans Richter
USS
Ashland Mayor Opposes Fast Time Change
Ashland Ohio mayor Louis E Mansfield objects to a city council ordinance switching to fast time. The measure, approved unanimously, won t take effect eight days after the usual date. The mayor will not sign it citing past resident support for slow time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Louis E. Mansfield
Montreal Families Use Canned Dog Food in Meals
A Montreal welfare worker reports that some low income families are serving children canned dog food in sandwiches. Nan Garvok of the Montreal Diet Dispensary says grocers have seen dog food sales double in recent years and calls the practice repulsive though harmless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Nan Garvok
Miss Gar_ook
Anniversary Of Big Push Calms Front At Korea
Allied forces marked the first anniversary of a major offensive on the Korean front as Communist probes remained scarce. Eighth Army reported five small Red probes while warplanes hit supply lines and targets along the East Coast. U S Fifth Air Force noted MIGs offered no opposition as Sabre jets supported bombers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seould
Eighth Army
U. S
Fifth Air Force
Korea
Navy
Tokyo
North Korea
Three Youths Treated For Minor Injuries At Middletown
Three youngsters were treated and released from Middletown Hospital Emergency Room after minor injuries. Shirley Caudill, 11, cut right knee in a fall. Jerry Hester, 12, fractured left clavicle while wrestling. Melissa Kinne, 3, scalp cut from a fall in an automobile incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Shirley Caudill
Harrison Caudill
Lafayette Ave
Jerry Hester
A. J. Hester
Eleventh Ave
Melissa Kinne
McKnight Kinne
McGee Ave
They're Running Swimming Away In YMCA Ranks
The Midget Leaders of the YMCA physical department began a run to Dayton last Friday. Fourteen boys have run five and a half miles around the indoor track and aim to complete enough laps to equal the journey to Dayton in weeks. Assistant director Bill Wetzel charts progress on a highway map. Senior women’s swim class will start a swim to Franklin next Tuesday, swimming pool lengths during aquatic classes to reach eight and a quarter miles as the Miami River flows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Dayton
Bill Wetzel
Franklin
Miami
Black-Clawson Machine To Be Shown Tonight
The Black Clawson Company's Hydraflyte Fourdrinier will headline a 7 p.m. demonstration for the Miami Valley Division of the American Pulp and Paper Mill Superintendents in Manchester Hotel. E H Bindley, division chair, says Jack Buechler of BC will present on the machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black -Clawson Company
Miami Valley
American Pulp and Paper Mill
Manchester Hotel
E. H. Bindley
Jack Buechler
Sixty One German Firms Traded With Reds
The U S High Commission blacklisted sixty one West German firms suspected of selling strategic material to Soviet bloc nations. Bonn plans prosecutions for currency and export violations. Officials estimate illicit trade totals at least fifty million dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Germany
U. S. High Commission
Ene
Food Men Elect Officers For 52
Columbus Ohio The Associated Wholesale Food Distributors of Ohio Tuesday elected Alvin Grossman of Cleveland as president James P Moffit of Akron as vice president Harold Herbert of Lima to an executive committee post Don Mason of Circleville as committee chairman New trustees named Charles Hand Mansfield George Wendel Dayton Miss Mabel Schafer Bellaire Walter Fleck Tiffin Norbert Hehman Cincinnati
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Associated Wholesale Food Distributors
Alvin Grossman
Cleveland
James P. Moffit
Akron
Harold Herbert
Lima
Don Mason
Circleville
Charles Hand
Mansfield
George Wendel
Dayton
Mabel Schafer
Bellaire
Walter Fleck
Tiffin
Norbert Hehman
Cincinnati
Assault Charge Levied On Irondale Marshal
Steubenville Ohio marshal John Baker was freed on $1000 bail on a charge of assault with intent to kill. The Irondale marshal allegedly beat Floyd Ingram 50 on Feb 2. Ingram died Feb 16 in a sewer pine plant, coroner ruling heart disease rather than the beating as cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville, O
Irondale
John Baker
Floyd Ingram
Ingram
Herbert Claims Part In Anti Vice Campaign
YOUNGSTOWN OH Former Gov Thomas J Herbert campaigning for the Republican gubernatorial nomination said Tuesday he attacked organized vice and gambling long before Kefauver made such activity a popular issue He said as attorney general of Ohio in 1940 he broke up a Mahoning County ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Thomas J. Herbert
Kefauver
Herbert
Ohio
Mahoning County
Eisenhower Quietly Builds Nomination Amid Taft Questions
Eisenhower keeps silent on domestic policy as Taft supporters press 21 questions. He has drawn big votes in several states while avoiding public stances on issues like social security, MacArthur firing, and tax policy. Critics say his restraint may aid nominating prospects at the July Republican convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Taft
Sen. Taft
Gen
MacArthur
Ohio Democrats Start Switching To Lausche
Lorain officials report two 13th District Democratic delegates pledged to Robert J. Bulkley have switched to Gov. Frank J. Lausche on party urging. Lorain official Joseph A. Ujhelyi and Erie official Elmer C. Trinter join Lausche while Kefauver seeks Ohio delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Democrats
Lorain, O
Robert J. Bulkley
Frank J. Lausche
Eugene A. Hanbart
Dover
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Joseph A. Ashelyi
Lorain
Hanbart
Bulkley
Lausche
Ujhelyi
Elmer C. Trinter
Sandusky
Lorain County
Trinter
Erie County
Truman
Ohio Party
Kefauver
April Showers Hit Eastern Half of United States
April showers spread across the eastern half of the country with a rain belt from New England to Ohio, Indiana and Illinois and into the West Gulf. Heavy rainfall reported in parts of Missouri, Central Illinois, and Indiana while most other regions were fair to partly cloudy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New England
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
West Gulf
Missouri
Mutineers Clash as Prison Cell Block Turmoil Roils Block 15
Violence erupts among inmates as they purge dissidents and stool pigeons in Cell Block 15. Six prisoners expelled, two beaten with chains, five injured, one spared. condition serious in prison hospital. Warden Frisbie pledges no mass punishment if hostages are surrendered and peace bid is considered. Ward and Hyatt control the block, while mutineers push for parole changes, inmate council, better conditions, and end to harsh restraints. Frisbie vows to investigate reforms. ringleader offers no reaction to peace bid. The spilt ranks and leadership shape tense stand-off as details emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisbie
Ward
Ltter
Jack
Crazy Jack
Hyatt
Walcutt Targets Lausche In Ohio Speech Rally
Cincinnati Ohio State Sen Roscoe R Walcutt, seeking the GOP nomination for governor, blasted Trumanism and New Dealism as he declared the major Republican battle in Ohio this fall is defeating Lausche’s Truman table at a Hamilton County Republican rally Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Roscoe R. Walcutt
Ohio
Walcutt
Government Grants Tax Breaks for Defense Plant Expansions
The Defense Production Administration announced tax benefits to support 255 defense plant expansion projects with a total outlay of 366.854 million dollars. Benefits allow five year depreciation for federal taxes and substantial percentage write offs for expansion costs aiding mobilization. Notable certificates include Ohio Edison Co with 47.543 million at Shadyside and Wheeling Steel Corp with 24 million for coils and sheets at Martins Ferry, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense
Defense Production Administration
Ohio Edison Co
Shadyside
C and O Freight Train Derailed South of Chillicothe
Cincinnati report says eight cars of a Chesapeake and Ohio freight train derailed eleven miles south of Chillicothe on Tuesday. Two trainmen in the caboose were bruised. Cause not known immediately. Service was not interrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chillicothe
Caboose
Pupils Protest Firing Of Teachers At Ohio High Schools
About 800 Hubbard students walked out to protest Principal W M MacDonald’s resignation and the board’s decision not to reinstate James Berardi as coach. Adena pupils paraded with the band but returned to classes as pickets kept 275 students from class. Superintendent C B Shields cited protests over nonrenewal of football coach Fred Domenico and basketball coach Dave Weinforter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
Boards of Education
Hubbard
Adena
Steubenville
W M. MacDonald
James Berardi
Berardi
MacDonald
C. B. Shields
Fred Domenico
Dave Weinforter
Anthrax Decline Cuts Ohio Quarantined Farms
Ohio farmers still under quarantine number 63 as anthrax infections shrink to 39 counties from a peak of 52. Three new cases were confirmed in Mercer, Richland, and Madison counties, all with prior outbreaks, with 338 hogs and cattle killed. Several counties have dropped quarantines including Brown, Clermont, Greene, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Agriculture Department
Ohio
Mercer
Richland
Madison
Brown
Clermont
Greene
Meigs
Morgan
Wyandot
Huron
Coshocton
Fayette
Wood
Fairfield
Marion
Delaware
New Judgeships Shelved By House By Close Vote
Washington reporting that the House shelved a bill to allow President Truman to appoint 23 new federal judges. By a 165 to 149 roll call it returned the measure to the judiciary committee, where it was expected to die. GOP foes argued the posts unnecessary while Democrats said they were needed to speed up justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Truman
Judiciary Committee
GOP
Preble County Dog Warden Reports 319 Dogs Impounded
Wright, the county dog warden, reports from January 1 to April 15, 1952 he impounded and disposed of 319 dogs. He checked all towns, impounding 129, with 43 in Eaton, received 271 dollars, and logged 1700 miles. Licenses sold in 1952 to date exceed previous Preble County records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Wright
Preble County
Preble
Two Teens Die in Night Crash Near Dayton
Clyde Eugene Gebhart 17 and Elaine Sparr 14 both Dayton residents were involved in a highway crash on Route 4 near Dayton Tuesday night. Gebhart was killed while Sparr was critically injured when the car struck a pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
O.P
Clyde Eugene Gebhart
Elaine Sparr
Rt. 4
Strike Closes Papers in All Italy Motion
Rome reports a 24hour newspaper strike halting all editions as newsmen and printers demand higher pay. The nationwide action stops presses and disrupts daily paper circulation across major cities. Authorities urge a return to work while negotiators seek a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Springfield City Manager Arrested for Jaywalking Violation
R M Hoisington, Springfield city manager, was among the first offenders in a crackdown on jaywalking and traffic violations. Patrolman Earl Kibler stopped Hoisington Tuesday as he stepped into a busy downtown intersection. Hoisington commented on the police zeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
R. M. Hoisington
Earl Kibler
Hoisington
Spittlebug Menace Returns to Preble County
Preble County Agent C. C. Bowen reports spittlebugs hatching in Eaton area with up to ten bugs on a single plant and some already forming spittle. He advises early spraying next week for better kill, with livestock kept off sprayed fields for two weeks and air spraying available via the county agent at Eaton Court House to improve efficiency during early spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Preble County
C. C. Bowen
Preble
Bowen
Court House
Anti Communist Talk Scheduled by Monro Lions Club
Monroe Lions Club hosts Roger Sherwood anti Red investigator to discuss Communism in a Monday evening meeting. He is noted for his knowledge and energetic critique of communistic inroads into democracy. He will deliver a familiar talk to service clubs and social organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Roger Sherwood
Middletown
Monroe Lions Club
Sherwood
Phone Men Elect COLUMBUS Ohio Leaders
The Ohio Independent Telephone Association named R. N. Cole of Portsmouth its president. Richard Waltz of Delta was chosen first vice president and C. E. Williams of Marion second vice president. The three day convention ends today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Independent Telephone Association
R. N. Cole
Portsmouth
Richard Waltz
Delta
C. E. Williams
Marion
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